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Howard Culligan (left) presented Alan Gledhill (middle) and Harvey Scrimgeor, of
Goderich the trophy for winning the first annual Mitchell Men's Doubles Lawn Bowling
championship at the Mitchell Lawn Bowling and Friendship Centre. I photo by Andy Bader )
Ticker Mero named club
champion at Sunset
The men's final match play winners
have been determined, Club Champ for
1987 is Ticker Mero with Greg Hansen tak-
ing the runner-up position. This decision
was made after playing 36 holes of golf. In
the gross competition, second flight was
won by Fred Jewell (who also won second
flight net). Ray Bedard was runner-up to
Fred for gross and Larry Gaynor for net.
Al Beange won third.flight gross as well as
runner-up for their flight net. Gord Kemp
was runner-up to Al in the gross match.
Ken Engelstad won over Al for third flight
net. Mark Culbert also shines in two posi-
tions winning fourth flight gross and net.
Jack Freeman was runner-up to Mark for
gross and John Taylor made a fine show-
ing to take the runner-up position for
fourth -flight-net:-
The
light-net -The men's handicap champion was won
by Bob McDougall with Brian Stewart.cap-
turing second. --The - men's two -ball has
been played but ended in a tie and must be
re -played, hopefully the results will be
recorded next week.
Congratulations to all club match cham-
pions and participants. '
'Ladies' Nite displayed a spectacular
show of talent with their own original hat
RUNSET
GOLF
show. Carol Habel stole the show by winn-
ing the most original "golfer's hat".
Thanks to Ellen for a well planned
evening.
The results of Sept. 17 Ladies' Nite are
as follows: first flight - Chris Reeve; se-
cond flight - Evy McDonagh and Betty
Helesic; third flight - Carol Habel; fourth
flight - Kay -Graf,, Laurie SnowMichelle
Hansen and Michelle Gaynor.
Men's Nite Results from Sept. 22, are as
follows: low gross for day - Tony Bedard;
low net for day - John Taylor; low gross
first flight - Issy Bedard; low net first
flight - Ticker Mero; low gross second
flight - Bob Durnin ; low net second flight -
Del Bedard; ?ow gross third flight - Bruce
Tanner; low net third flight - Kevin
Crawford.
Ladies golf andtennis
season winds down
The wind-up for the LadiesTennisand
Golf on Tuesday, Sept. 22nd ended a long
summer of activity, and a good turn -out hit
the courts and the course. It was really a
fun day, and with all the tournaments and
matches over, we could get out there and
just relax.
We all joined together in the Club House
for food and more fun. Judy Woodall .gave
us a demonstration of her easy care
Weekender Fashions line of clothing. The
clothes were comfortable, and good look-
ing, and we thank Judy for her
presentation.
The golfers and tennis then divided into
separate groups for their year-end
meeting and prize giving. Reports were
read by President Jean Bell, Secretary -
Treasurer's report read by Grace Neville,
and Grace also gave her Handicap Report.
Captain Marie Huff read her Sports
Report. All this pointed to the fact that
Ladies Golf at the Maitland had enjoyed a
good summer, both financially and to
terms of number of golfers.
Handicap Chairman presented "Break
100" pins to Joyce Garrick and Rosemarie
Evans, which is presented to those golfers
who have played under 100 for the first
time. Joyce also won the C.L.G.A. Pin Day
award. Prizes for the Ringer and Putting
Sheets and Birdie Tree, which take the
whole season's play into account were also
presented.°
Play for the day saw Verna Kane, Marie
Huff and Rosemarie Evans take the first
flight, while Edna Looker led the way in
the 2nd flight with Jean 13e11 and Jean
McDougall close behind. Jean Hanly top-
ped the 3rd flight followed by Sally
McEwan, Jean Knight and Bertha McGee.
Joyce Shack took top honours in 4th flight
with Gertie Wilson, Kay Duncan and Lois
McGill in net positions.
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